Eddo Kim has three degrees from some of the most prestigious universities in the country.  John Suh was on the fast track to success in the finance industry.  Shawn Lee was a restless college grad pondering what to do with his life when a missions trip changed his life.  These young Korean Americans are the force behind The Supply, a non-profit organization that provides education to slum children in places like Lenana in Kenya.  They are working to help these children of today become the leaders of their countries tomorrow.  Hear their inspirational tale of adversity, triumph and effective change in this episode of "Upper Room."

According to statistics, Del Augusta would never have made it.  He lost his mother when he was four years old.  His father left.  He was emotionally, physically and sexually abused growing up.  He was diagnosed with clinical depression and attempted suicide twice.  Even while he served in church, he led a double life being bound to sex, prostitution and homosexuality.  But today, Del is a pastor who lives a victorious life.  He travels and speaks all over the world but his heart is with the poorest of the poor.  He has started a foundation to help feed and educate orphans in the Philippines.  Hear his miraculous testimony on this episode of "Upper Room."

Dr. Daniel Hoh is an emergency room doctor at Cedar's Sinai in Los Angeles, seeing patients whose medical needs range from flu symptoms to traumatic injuries. He also regularly serves on medical missions trips to third world countries such as Sierra Leone and Cambodia, where there are a scarcity of doctors, medicine, and other supplies. In this episode of "Upper Room," Dr. Hoh shares his experiences serving on medical missions trips.

Stephanie Jeong founded Happy Angels Dog Rescue to rescue small-breed dogs from South Korea.  Some of the dogs are rescued from dog-meat farms where they are raised in deplorable conditions and then killed for their meat.  Others are rescued from puppy mills, high-kill shelters or the streets.  Stephanie finds "foster homes" for these dogs until they can find permanent homes.  Prospective adopters must undergo a thorough application process before they are matched with a dog that best fits their household.  Kimberly Mackie adopted two dogs from Happy Angels Dog Rescue.  One of them is Lucy, a one-eyed Maltese who had been kept in a cage to breed puppies over and over before getting rescued.  Watch this heartwarming episode of "Upper Room."

Heewon An started Healthee Life, a nutrition counseling and natural healing clinic to help people get healthier through food and natural supplements. A painless tool called QRA (Quantum Reflex Analysis) is used to test the meridians of the body for any weak spots. In this episode of "Upper Room," Heewon explains how she is able to heal people with food. She also conducts a food sensitivity test on host Yealee Song and discovers a surprising food allergy!

Andrea Cavicchi and Robyn Shultz were both adopted from Korea as babies and raised by white families in the U.S.  In this special episode of "Upper Room," they share their experiences growing up as a KA adoptee, what it was like trying to find their birth families, and why overseas adoption in Korea can be seen as a social justice issue.

It is estimated that nearly 25 million kids in America will drop out before high school graduation. Right To Succeed was founded to help stop this alarming trend. Ted Fujimoto and Lina So share how Right To Succeed is working to reduce the dropout rates in half over the next 5 years by creating and transforming 30,000 schools across the country.

Evan Money is an entrepreneur who has found success in business, health and marriage.  He fell into "life coaching" when people started turning to him for advice in those main areas.  His passion is to encourage and help others uncover their dreams and take action.   Find out more about Evan, life coaching, and how Christians can have better lives and healthier relationships in this special episode of "Upper Room."

Tiffany Ng and Anderson Chen had been dating for several years when he was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor. When doctors said he had only six months to live, they decided to get married right away. In just 30 hours, what was supposed to be a small and casual wedding turned into the wedding of their dreams as friends, family and their church came together to throw them a 500-guest soiree. In this emotional but inspiring episode, Tiffany shares how she and her newly-wed husband experienced God's love and grace, even as they faced death.

Lulu Peralta was a mother of three who got incarcerated 13 times because of drug-related offenses.  On her 13th arrest, something in Lulu clicked and she decided to give her life back to the Lord.  By a miracle, she was placed in the Walter Hoving Home, a comprehensive faith-based program that helps women turn their lives around.  Lulu graduated from the program and today, she serves as the program's Outreach Director.  She has helped countless women leave a life of crime, drugs and prostitution.  Hear her testimony of God's grace and power to redeem her life on this special episode of "Upper Room."